Trembly Law Firm Brings on Two New Employees

Miami, Florida (September, 2018) — Trembly Law Firm brings on two new exceptional members to the team!

Within the last few weeks, Trembly Law Firm has discovered two new great team members who offer their own talents and experience to strengthen the firm.

First, we have Julian Santos, a Miami native who, prior to joining Trembly Law, worked on the sales team at a software technology company, and helped the company recruit and retain talent. He graduated from Bethune-Cookman University with a bachelors in Liberal Studies and earned his M.B.A. from the University of Mount Olive, while also playing collegiate baseball. Julian has aspirations of becoming a sports agent in the future and is in the process of attending law school to fulfill his dream.

Next, we have Daniela Lledes, a Cuban-born student who has so much to offer to the firm with her bubbly personality and excellent customer service skills. A student at Miami Dade College, Daniela is currently studying health law and aims to become an attorney in the future. Prior to working at the Trembly Law Firm, Daniela worked at a busy restaurant establishment where she maintained high standards of customer service during fast-paced operations.

To meet the rest of our awesome team, click here! 

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At the Trembly Law Firm, we believe that business owners, entrepreneurs and job creators are the backbone of our economy.  In addition to our “every client matters” philosophy, one of the strengths of the Trembly Law Firm is our proven track record working with businesses and individuals from all over Miami.  Our Firm attorneys have built an impressive portfolio of hundreds of business and franchise clients, whom we represent both in and out of court.

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In the South Florida legal community, Brett sits on the Board of the Miami Kendall Bar Association, the Florida Bar 11th Circuit Grievance Committee, volunteers on the Florida Bar Young Lawyers Division Mentoring Program, the Dade-County Bar Associations Rainmakers Committee, and annually volunteers for Miami-Dade County’s Ethical Governance Day.

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